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  5. Canada’s system of government is best described as…

🇨🇦 Canadian Citizenship Test practice question

Canada’s system of government is best described as…

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  1. A.a republic with an elected head of state
  2. B.a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy✓ Correct answer
  3. C.a direct democracy
  4. D.a one-party state

Explanation

Canada is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary democracy: citizens elect Parliament while the Crown is the head of state.

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